Hydrotex
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Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Texas/Oklahoma Border
I am familiar with this product.
I feel there are better fuel treatments to use if treating fuel regularly. It is expensive and is primarily a Tolulene based additive.
It does have one unique caracteristic...it will actually de-frost a gelled diesel line.
Hydrotex has (had) a line of regular diesel fuel treatments called Fleet Treat...better suited for regular use.
All this info is from 8 yrs ago. The formula may have been changed. Co had a new owner at that time who was changing a lot of things. That's when they lost me as a customer.
RJ
I feel there are better fuel treatments to use if treating fuel regularly. It is expensive and is primarily a Tolulene based additive.
It does have one unique caracteristic...it will actually de-frost a gelled diesel line.
Hydrotex has (had) a line of regular diesel fuel treatments called Fleet Treat...better suited for regular use.
All this info is from 8 yrs ago. The formula may have been changed. Co had a new owner at that time who was changing a lot of things. That's when they lost me as a customer.
RJ
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Alma, MI
We use hydrotex products in the engines on the farm. The hydrotex additives are good stuff as far as we are concerned. They may be a little expensive but it is worth the added wear protection on the engine. We have never used the power kleen as far as I know, but I would be hesitant to use it.